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Psychologist offers advice on co-parenting after separation

Original: A parent’s relationship with their former partner may end, but their relationship with their child does not, according to clinical psychologist Dr. Anna Cristina Tuazon, who shared advice on navigating co-parenting after separation. READ: https://www.gmanetwor

Clinical psychologist Dr. Anna Cristina Tuazon says a parent's relationship with their former partner may end, but their relationship with their child does not. In advice shared through GMA Network, she outlines how separated parents can navigate co-parenting while keeping the child's wellbeing at the centre of their decisions.

Why now: Co-parenting guidance from a recognized psychologist is resonating with parents dealing with separation and its effect on children.

Anna Cristina TuazonGMA Network

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• A parent’s relationship with their former partner may end, but their relationship with their child does not, according to clinical psychologist Dr. Anna Cristina Tuazon, who shared advice on navigating co-parenting after separation. READ: https://www.gmanetwor · facebook.com

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